Highly doubt without any special certs. Pretty sure they have EMS certs. Unless they are just ambulance drivers or work on special ambulances like not real EMS ambulance such peds transport
RN's cant work in EMS unless you have an EMS cert. That is nation wide. They are probably dual certed or licensed. Also OP. Just so you know. EMS doesnt pay very good. And burn out rates are VERY...
A patient with COPD will do fine on high flow O2..even a non rebreather at 15lpm as long as they are not on it very long....a short period of time is not long enough to knock out their hypoxic drive....
My alternate spot got moved to a permanent one for the RT program at Terre Haute! I was so excited when she called I could barely contain myself. No word on the RN program and I honestly dont expect...
I feel.like that for the RT program but not for the medic/Rn. I dunno I should be thankful at least I am an alternate...my mom was an alternate for both her lpn and rn and got a spot for both each...
Well I got my Paramedic/Rn letter today and I am an alternate. Pretty bummed about that! So now I am alternate for the RT program and the RN program. So Im crossing everything that I get into one of...
And the above is NOT true about living on/off base. They have single soldier barracks and you arent allowed to live off post unless your unit gives permission. For the Army
If you are wanting to do healthcare you should look into Army...whether it be reserves or active. You can join right now but you cant come in as an officer. You would just be enlisted. Ive always...
It depends on the requirements of your school. My school...NO. it is a waste of your time because they soley go off grades and TEAS. They could care less what you did before. I couldnt work as a CNA...